Berlin Blockade Ends Shaping Postwar Peace Debate
Western analysts question Moscow motives as Berlin blockade ends and transport and mail services resume. The move prompts Allied reinforcements at border points while suggesting possible aims such as delaying a German government or avoiding further conflict. A separate Times Square incident reports a shopkeeper bound during a burglary, with $744 stolen.
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Berlin
Germany
U.S
Kremlin
Russia
Moscow
Economists Recommend Curb on Federal Spending and Tax Relief
The Council of Economic Advisers advised trimming federal outlays and lightening some tax burdens as part of a broader move toward a balanced budget. They cautioned against large public works programs now, noting a healthy disinflation and continued easing in living costs, while urging local governments to prepare future blueprints for employment support.
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U.S
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin G. Nourse
White House
Nourse
Definition of a nuclear scientist as told by Fowler
In Baltimore Johns Hopkins University physicist Robert D. Fowler gave a vivid metaphor to officials at a symposium. He described a man standing in darkness amid thousands of baseballs with a barn unseen, animals inside, and the challenge of identifying animals by smelling a ball after a throw.
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Baltimore
Robert D. Fowler
Johns Hopkins University
PEEK INTO FUTURE Scientist Sees Eggless World
Prof Eugene C Rochow of Harvard predicts a meatless eggless future with edible clothes and food from lumber. He won a $1000 prize for sand derivative research and argues humans should shift from animal farming to chemistry to conserve resources.
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Eugene C. Rochow
Harvard
Rochow
Sarazen's quick play urged as golf model
The column extols Gene Sarazen for speed and efficiency in match play. It contrasts his brisk routine with modern players and explains how faster decisions, shorter shots, and brisk walking reduce nerves and improve scores. It also notes two managers Billy Southworth and Leo Durocher discussing the National League pennant race and team balance.
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Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Gene
Billy Southworth
Leo Durocher
Reds
Blackwell
Eddie Dyer
Eddie
Ewell Blackwell
Phillies
Needlework Patterns Add Personal Monograms
Pattern No. 5932 offers hot iron transfer alphabets in sizes 1 inch 15 percent inch and 3 inch for monogramming. Includes instructions and stitch guidance for personalizing items with initials.
Lindberghs famous flight plane name and early bonds query
The plane was the Spirit of St Louis. Esperanto means one who hopes. In World War I the bonds were Liberty Bonds. An artificial language designed for international use is Esperanto. The location is between Martinique and Puerto Rico.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
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Parrot
Stamp & Coin
Times Square
Gustave Moerz
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Slash
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LL ‘Gwrry
CUBS
Peanuts
Bill Rapchak
Michigan State
East Lansing
A*rapchak
Eur Greene
Apawamis
Rye
N.Y
Grantland Rice
Grantland
Tom Grecory
Sewing Circle
South Wells St
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Ume
Leeward Islands
St Louis
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Puerto Rico
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